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Accessing the domain in question (ɢoogle.com) redirects to this fairly bizarre chain of subdomains

  http://money.get.away.get.a.good.job.with.more.pay.and.you.are.okay.money.it.is.a.gas.grab.that.cash.with.both.hands.and.make.a.stash.new.car.caviar.four.star.daydream.think.i.ll.buy.me.a.football.team.money.get.back.i.am.alright.jack.ilovevitaly.com/

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That's Pink Floyd.

Good catch! https://genius.com/Pink-floyd-money-lyrics

> ilovevitaly.com

Ah, it's the guy that keeps spamming Google Analytics. I'm glad Google is finally doing something about this, although they be working on a technical solution alongside a legal one.

With an even more bizarre website http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:RWLWj2k...

The buttons on the background are particularly strange.

Wow, that site is... interesting.

> No any corporation is not associated with this project. All product names and brands are property of their respective owners. All service names used in this website are for identification of services to open only. Why the richest and the most technologically advanced multinational corporation in the world shows 'Secret.ɢoogle.com You are invited! Enter only with this ticket URL. Copy it. Vote for Trump!' in tens of millions accounts since 5 November ask not me. I don't working in their support so it's not a my problem. This site domain is ilovevitaly.com. Despite the huge number of lies without any proofs in the media, this search shell is absolutely safe and very useful. Just one very rich and influential hidden evil corporation doesn't like competitors very much.

"Ask not me", sure...

s/bizarre/almost redeeming/ :)

iloveitaly.com is also known for referrer spam in Google Analytics.

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